Put the words in the right order to make up sentences.

She/late/ for /work/ is/ often

To put the words in the correct order and form a grammatically accurate sentence, we need to arrange them based on standard English word order. The subject (she) comes first, followed by the verb (is), adverbs (often), and any additional information (late for work).

The correct sentence is:

"She is often late for work."

Explanation:

1. Subject: "She" is the person being talked about.
2. Verb: "Is" is the linking verb that connects the subject to the description.
3. Adverb: "Often" describes the frequency of the action or state.
4. Adjective/State Description: "Late for work" indicates her status or condition.

This sentence means that being late to work happens frequently for her.